Come along and hear the creative ways in which people have acted on their knowledge of relationships, trauma, ACE’s and connection on the 21st June from 10am till 4pm at New Town Hall in Cumbernauld. Full details are available on the attached flyers. For further details on the science of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) please...
North Lanarkshire Carers Together are running free outdoor activities through their Carers Breather Initiative for unpaid carers in North Lanarkshire. Full details are available on the attached flyer.
North Lanarkshire Council is the first council in Scotland to earn the Breastfeeding Friendly Gold Award and are leading the way by creating supportive communities for families. This week is Breastfeeding Awareness Week with the focus being the 20th anniversary of The Breastfeeding etc. (Scotland) Act 2005, as well as how breastfeeding can support babies’...
Help for single parents in North Lanarkshire focussing on: Confidence Money concerns Employability skills Parenting skills If you are a single parent living in North Lanarkshire, we can help you. Full details are available on the attached flyer.
Are you in the early stages of thinking that your child could be autistic? Are you a professional working with children who you are autistic and you need a little more understanding? Join our informative session designed to provide you with a first look at autism and some basic support strategies. Led by autistic adults,...
Hope for Autism are running a series of therapeutic sessions over the summer with Ponies Help Children. Full details are available on the attached flyer.
The CLD Family Learning Awards at Coatbridge Community Centre celebrated the achievements of local families and children – highlighting the lasting impact of family learning. “Forest of Friendship” encouraged social skills and a growth mindset, while “Girls Group” supported emotional health through fun, shared experiences. “Positive People” helped young children and parents explore emotions through...
Trauma is when something happens that makes us feel unsafe, scared, or overwhelmed. It can be a one-off event like a car crash or something that happens more often, like abuse. Everyone reacts differently, and trauma can affect how we feel, think, and connect with others. Trauma is more common than people once thought. It...
North Lanarkshire Council staff who require specialist medical care for their new born are now being offered up to 12 extra weeks of paid leave. The change follows the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act 2023, which came into effect on 6 April 2025. It gives parents the legal right to extra leave if their...
SAMH understand that this time of year can be particularly challenging for many children and young people, as well as for parents, carers, and staff. The transition into the long summer break can bring heightened stress, uncertainty, and emotional strain – whether it’s due to changes in routine, increased pressure, or concerns about the months...
